Truth & Love Blog
ACBC and Bob Kellemen on Embodied-Souls and Biblical Counseling
You might be surprised how much biblical common ground ACBC and Bob Kellemen share re: embodied-souls and biblical counseling.
Talking to Our Soul Physician About Our Embodied-Soul
“Don’t just let your body and emotions talk to you. Talk to God your Soul Physician about your embodied-soul. And then, in Christ, talk to your embodied-soul.”
Should Biblical Counselors Counsel About the Body?
Enjoy over two dozen free resources that ask and answer the question, “Should biblical counselors counsel about the body?”
Of Course Biblical Counselors Counsel About the Body
Mike Emlet describes biblical/theological reasons why biblical counselors should address the whole person, body and soul—the embodied-soul.
Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Shirley’s 4th “Stroke-Aversary”
“For these four years of my stroke recovery journey, I have found Christ to be faithful to me every day in every way.”
A Little Post About Little Sleep
How should a biblical counselor respond if a counselee says, “I’m not sleeping well”?
12 Resources About Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling (CIBC)
A dozen resources addressing three important questions: 1. What is CIBC? 2. Where can we read what CIBCers say? How can we assess CIBC biblically and charitably?
Why I Don’t Call Myself a “Clinically-Informed Biblical Counselor” (CIBC)
While I deeply respect my CIBC friends, and their approach to counseling, here’s why I do not label myself “CIBC.”
8 Questions for Biblical Counselors Who Are Against Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling (CIBC)
It seems fair, wise, and biblical that anti-CIBCers respond to some biblical/theological iron sharpening questions.
Under the Power of Melting Grief: The Faith to Grieve Greatly
Perhaps one reason why we practice denial is our fear that entering our grief might so consume us that we will be overwhelmed with sorrow.
